From Suzanna Windon, Penn State Extension, Volunteer Management & Leadership Tip monthly email Source: Windon, S. Tips on How to Enhance Organizational Mentorship Program In their analysis of 16 research studies on mentorship programs, Bjursell and Sädbom (2018) discussed the importance of the mentor as a role model. Mentors can play a significant role in the […]
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